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ZrN9flD 01f1ANtE mo- buy HIEaE IQNlI-Y
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ss41 0lastl G=0ICH OLIwE GUIInRSIsSs HJ0EG
V4NN'W salss. ciIsap,, at1tIls plfafs dii C. f.
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GEORGE LUCAS, la =.
~ Contractor elS, ,s..tsssa..
and Builder, -. = Al

Honolulu Steam Planning Mills, Espla-
made, Honolulu.
Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,
Brackets. Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes Doors, and all kinds Of Wood
work finish. Turning, Scroll and Band
Saving. All kinds Of Saving and Plan
ing, Morticing and Tenanting.
Orders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed. Orders from the other Is-
ands solicited
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ID. MchENNIE,
Contractor and Builder.

Stores and offices fitted P, Estimates
given on all kinds of brick and wooden
buildings, Plans and specifications fur.
nished. az Office, 10 Beretania st. /;
Mutual Telephone, 352; PostoiIicc Box,
1870. l322 ly
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WIN. McCANDLESS,

No. 6 Queen street.. ...... Fish Market
Dealer in choicest
Family and Shipping Orders carefully
attended to. Live stock furnished to
vessels at short notice, and Vegetables
If all kinds supplied to order 348 ty
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M. de Giers, the Russian foreign
minister, has expressed the opinion to
the Turkish ambassador at ST. Peters.
burg that "the European equilibrium
will soon be restored" and that there
will be no war at all. At the same time
the Russian Government is announcing
that successful experiments have been
made in Russia with a new explosive
that possesses fifteen times greater
destructive power than gunpowder, and
does not produce any smoke. This goes
ahead of the French "melinite," the new
explosive invented by Paris chemist,
which the Government of France is
keeping a profound secret. An explo.
sive that does not produce smoke would
be about as advantageous, however, for
the opposite force as for the army using
it. Very often artillery firing is stopped
on both sides in battle in order for the
smoke to clear away, and quite frequently
whole corps are enabled to change their
position undisturbed by the enemy,
under cloud of smoke. The result
might be that the Russians without any
smoke over them, would be better tar.
get for their enemies, who, on their part,
would be able to change position under
vaporOus cover.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-17
4 strangest skies and unbeholdea seasl
Work I'm, the salvatlon Army.

so
/ had an Interview down in the country
with the captain pf.: the Salvation Army:
She was buxom young woman OF 20,
who had gone into the service against the
wishes Of her parents. 1t threw some-
thing Of q new light on the subject to
me. fancy most people suppose that
those who go singing along the street are
quite fmpervious to the taunts Of the
crowd which greet them so freely. But it
seems they are not.
ttOh,nt said the captain, 'these are not
all the soldiers Of the army. There are
many who don't appear who won't go on
the street. tell you,n she said, with a
strong western twang, sit takes grit to go
out and sing on the streets and bear all
!, that you've got to there. And very few
can do it."
She showed us photographs Of several
Of the soldiers, and q smile came over her
face when she spoke Of Hallelujah Jim
and Salvation Tommy, and one man in o
picture had akind Of Jersey on with the
legend Happy Charley, in large capitals
across Ibis stomach. BIT there. was. a
great deal Of fearnestness and force IN that
i. buxom;y young captain, 20 years old, ,Swho
spoke Of saying souls as practically as II
she were talking of preserving pears, and
was as matter Of fact In suggesting that
she should pray with us as If she were Of
fering to open oysters. The Salvation
Army is one of the most curious OF
studies, and among the. class it works
with belieTe5it doessa great; deal Of prac-
: tical good; EVENT. It's methods are-some-
swhat demonstraive and brusque.-San
Francisco Chronicle "Undertones.''
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-17
cur,ou. Case Of Treasure rrove.

A curious case Of treasure trove Is re-
ported from BukoWina, an Austrian duchy
on the confines Of Roumania, Moldavia
and Russia. It appears that some thirty
years since rich American named Tala-
kar was murdered by band Of robbers.
With him the American had 80, 600 ducats
concealed in little wooden casks, which
were hidden in his carriage. The rascals
made off with the booty, and as no time
could be spent In dividing their spoil they
agreed to deposit 1t for the time being In
O large kettle, which they buried in an
adjacent forest. Before their purpose was
effected the fellows were caught, and as
martial law was in force at the time they
were speedily disposed Of. One Of them,
before being hanged, confessed the muir
der and COVE explanations relative to the
hidden treasure. On hearing OF the affair
the villagers set to work with spade and
hoe, but all their digging only brought
earth worms to the surface.
Since then three decades have passed
away and the story has become legend,
known least Of all to the dark sons of the
Italian plains who came to Gurahumora
to assist in the construction Of the roads.
They found stone which impeded their
progress, and before using dynamite tried
to dislodge it. It yielded to their efforts,
and the lost money lay before their eyes.
The Italians took possession Of the gold
and made of to Roumania as quickly as
possible. They disappeared so rapidly
that on the following day 1870 ducats were
found lying on the grass near the empty
vessel, which have been deposited with
the parochial board Of Gurahumora-san
Francisco Chronicle.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-17
An Incident of Bull Run.

WASHINGTON, February ga brief
chapter of unwritten war history was re-
lated by Captain Greene of Charlottes.
vile, Va, yesterday, as he with group
of x.Confederates were studying the
panorama of the battle Of Bull Run.
Said he:-"It is fact rot generally
known that a serious accident occurred
to General Robert E. Lee the morning
after the second battle Of Bull Run.
General Lee and Stonewall Jackson were
seated on alog near Sudley Springs, when
some Confederate soldiers who had
crossed the ford imagined they had struck
Pope's whole army. They instantly
became stampeded and rushed pellmell
by the two officers. General Lees horse,
old Traveller, broke away, and the Gener.
a.! in his efforts to catch him was thrown
violently to the ground, breaking both
his hands. General Lee went to South
Mountain and Antietam in an ambulance,
and travelled in this manner through the
campaigns that followed, carrying his
hands in sling. According to my best
remembrance be never fully recovered
from the injury"
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Lapland Babies at Church.

I want to tell you how the mammas
away up in Lapland keep their babies
from disturbing the minister Sunday.
Poor babiesl suppose it is growing bad
style everywhere to take them out to
church. And suppose, too, that the
ministers are privately as thankful as Gun
be. But the. Lapp maulmas don't stay at
home with aftheirs. The Lapps are very
religious people. They go immense dis
tances to-hear their pastors. Every mis-
sionaryi is sure Of large audience and IN
attentive one. He can hear pin drop
that Is, should he choose to drop one him
self; the congregation wouldn't make 80
much noise as that under any considera-
tion. All the babies are outside, buried
in the snow. AS soon as the family ar
rives at the little wooden church, and the
reindeer Is secured, the papa Lapp shoyels
snug little bed in the snow, and mamma
Lapp wraps baby snugly in skins and de-
posits it therein. Then. papa piles the
snow around it, while the parents go
decorously into church. Over twenty or
thirty babies lie out there in the snow
around the church, and never heard of
one that suffocated or froze. Smoke dried
little creatures, suppose they are tough!
But how would our soft, tender, pretty,
piak and white babies like 1t, do you
think?-Wide Awake.
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A Corpse on Fire.

A dispatch from St. Louis, Mo-, says !:
The well known steamboat mate Charles
Murphy, who died at the Marine hospi-
tai on the Sd, was given somewhat
remarkable wake list night. Murphy's
relatives said to be very wealthy, all live
in San Francisco. In their absence a
selfappointed committee of the dead
mans river acquaintances took charge of
the remains. The body was properly laid
out at an undertaker's establishment, and
great numbers of Murphy's old friends
made their way to the place. Early in
the evening a supply of stimulants to
keep the mournera awake during their
long vigil was provided. A keg OF beer
was tapped. AS the small hours advanc.
ed one of the watchers, who had
partaken freely, stumbled against the
coffin supports. That end of the coffin
fell from its stand to the floor, and out
slid the corpse, overturning table and
shaking down several lighted candles
into the dead mans face. a. scene OF
the widest excitement ensued, which
increased when it was discovered that
the clothing of the corpse was blazing,
and cremation and conaagration threat.
ened. The mourners, however, were
equal to the emergency, and after great
confusion put out the fire and righted the
corpse and the coffin. Affairs gradually
quieted down to such an extent that q
number of the walkers fell asleep, many
dropping out of their chairs to the floor
Then came the climax of the occasion.
Cofins were bvought out of the warerooms
and one sleeper after another put into
them until there were seventeen men in
coffins when daylight broke. Not man
of them, however, failed to strengthen up
enough to join the concourse that follow.
ed the body to the grave.